Expert: Attack On Kremlin Carried Out By Experienced Operator

A possible drone model has also been named.

Samuel Bendett, a drone specialist at the US Naval Analysis Center, told The Guardian that the video of the second drone that struck the Kremlin shows "it has thin wings." This indicates the attack was controlled by an experienced operator and the drone could have been a Chinese-made Mugin-5 model.

Drones with fixed wings have a longer range than simple cheap quadcopters, he explained.

Other analysts speculated that it could have been a Ukrainian-made UJ-22. However, the short and fuzzy video footage makes a precise identification impossible.